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TRAINING COURSE

Lone Worker Safety

Practical one-day training to help staff who work alone assess risk, spot warning signs and stay safe.

COURSE OVERVIEW

ABOUT THIS COURSE

WHAT THE COURSE COVERS

Lone working is a vital part of what many organisations do, but it carries foreseeable risks that employers must take into account. Our course gives your team the skills to work safely and effectively while helping you meet your duty of care. Delivered through interactive lectures, case studies, role-play and collaborative discussion.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Understand the safety risks lone workers face, including situational awareness and personal safety strategies

• Identify potential threats, recognise warning signs and respond effectively

• Reduce risks, de-escalate conflict and enhance personal security

• Understand legal and institutional responsibilities

• Use personal safety tools, apps and emergency response planning

• Build a culture of safety, reporting and mutual support

• Access support and build resilience after incidents

WHO USES THIS COURSE

A wide range of people and organisations use our Conflict Prevention and Management course, including:

​• Care providers and community nurses

• Social care teams and healthcare professionals

• Security operatives and enforcement officers

• Train drivers and utility service operatives

• Any organisation with staff who work alone or remotely

COURSE DETAILS

Everything you need to know before you book. Most of our work is bespoke, so timings and content can be adapted to your setting.

• Duration: 1 day (usually 09:30 to 16:30, adaptable)

• Number of attendees: Up to 12 (extra delegates can be added)

• Course type: In person

• Certification: Certificate in Personal Safety Partnership's Lone Worker Safety

How we work with you

01

Understand your risks

we start with your setting, incidents and policies

02

Tailor the training

courses shaped around your people and environment

03

Support after the course

refreshers, scenario practice and post-incident guidance

NOT SURE WHICH COURSE FITS?

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